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PRESENT DAY CAPITAL-VALLETTA

The dramatic outline of the city , with its superb bastion walls wrapped perceptively around it and its skyline of rectangular masses varied only by a cupola or a church spire, remains an impressive sight, whether viewed from the
sliema side of Marsamxetto harbour or from the other side across the
Grand Harbour. By night floodlit to perfection, it is a moving sight.
THE OLD CAPITAL
Mdina is the Oldest town in Malta. The Arabs named it Mdina (meaning "Capital") It was the Capital city untill Valletta was built in 1571. Mdina , also known as Citta Notabile, dates back to Roman times. It is a typical medieval town. Fotr its tranquility it is also known today as the "Silent City". Historical and architectural sites abound
THE ISLANDS

The Island of Gozo is a
third the size of Malta, but greener and more rural. Its
landscape has hills and deep valleys as well as rugged
cliffs, which give natural protection to the island's
small harbors and inlets. Life here moves at a leisurely
pace, revolving around farming and fishing

Anyone who loves the sea
and water sports, loves Comino. This tiny island is given
over to swimming, snorkeling, diving, windsurfing and dreaming in the sun. The
waters are crystal clear with safe bathing for even the
youngest children. The superb Blue Lagoon is not only
excellent for swimming but also one of the most wonderful
sights of the Maltese Islands.
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